it’s a 10 minutes boat ride from from Geneve Plage to get to this place. We start on gentle plateau at 6-7m before the slopes starts at 10m to go down to 35m. A nice drift dive for every level in forest of aquatic plants.

Hermance, on the shores of Lake Geneva near Geneva, is known for its clear water and varied underwater landscape. This dive site is accessible to divers of all levels and offers depths between 5 and 40 meters. Divers can explore rock formations and steep walls.

Dive site accessible from the shore, with many wrecks to see. It’s a great place to work on your orientation, with different headings to follow to find the submerged features.

Nemo 33 Geneva diving pit! Ideal for perfecting all technical diving and freediving skills. Warm water at 33°C, with a work plateau at 5 m, then the pit up to 20 m. Ideal for taking your international diving license: Open Water Diver SSI.

Diving at Saint Disdille is accessible to all levels, from beginners to the most experienced. There are 4 very different dives to do on the same spot.

Superb nautical center at 2 steps from the local diving center on the edge of the lake to optimise training in an artificial environment + in a natural environment, without having to disperse.

Diving starts from the shore from the local. The site presents a plateau up to 6 meters deep along the bank, ideal for the first dives, then a gentle slope down to 60 meters and more, ideal for the various training courses offered.

The Sugar Loaf is a huge rock submerged between -15m and -27m. The site is quite extensive and its interest quite varied. There are rocks (large sugar loaf, small sugar loaf), some small wrecks (-15m, -30m, -32m...) not always easy to find...

The France was a steam-powered paddlewheeler. She sank mysteriously one night in 1971.

Accessible to divers of all levels, this site offers depths ranging from 5 to 40 meters. Divers can explore rock walls, sandy bottoms and interesting geological formations.